Infrastructure rollout
A focused first region, with future expansion represented as a plan rather than a live network.
Network Overview
Roadmap view of planned European locations. Points represent future plans, not live infrastructure or active connectivity.
First planned infrastructure region in Germany.
The first dedicated infrastructure node has not entered service.
The current v1 API surface is available for preview and control-plane exploration. Production infrastructure operations are not yet available.
The web platform and dashboard are available for preview.
Infrastructure Philosophy
Core networking principles guiding how we architect, peer, and protect StrataGateway global traffic.
Performance-First Routing
The intended routing model includes dynamic path selection; final network behavior will be validated as regions enter service.
Redundant Architecture
The intended architecture uses redundant uplinks and switching; final topology will be published with the launch network.
Scalable Fabric
Network topology and expansion design will be published with the launch infrastructure.
Security by Design
Network protection is expected to include Layer 3/4 filtering; capacity and operating details will follow validation.
Future Expansion Timeline
Phased roadmap for global datacenter bring-up, edge PoP deployment, and inter-region backbone connectivity.
Primary Data Center Footprint
Preparing the first planned infrastructure region in Frankfurt, with additional European locations represented on the roadmap.
Secondary Node Deployment
Future regional expansion will be announced when locations and deployment plans are confirmed.
Edge Network & Southern Hemisphere
Future edge and regional infrastructure will follow the first production rollout.
Network Engineering FAQ
Frequently asked questions regarding target datacenter selection, peering, and latency optimization.
Regions are selected based on internet exchange (IXP) density, submarine cable landing access, renewable power availability, and proximity to major software development centers.
Yes. As platform adoption grows, we will announce additional target regions based on community demand and workload traffic distribution.
The network direction includes routing measurement and selective peering. Final routing, Anycast, and peering details will be published as regions enter service.
The intended pricing model avoids charges for private traffic within the same region. Final transfer terms will be published before launch.